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J lift MUBNIXJ A3T0..IN. Hb$D, "v-ClOBKK S, ii.Vtf. ri GtNTlY Kidneys, Liver and Bowels Manses the System - EFFECTUALLY D15PEI- iWl?xttfSGGr, OVIRCOMtS JJrr ' .rfT, hAB,TUAtST,PT - UAL j PERMANENTLY ,TSBNEfiECT& CuraiAflGfSYRVP(S NIMWMINlttWlkMM The raahlor should be known bjr the company who keep Mnu , Take Cuticura Resolvent aUesass It 1 m par snd wbolsscea that KMbin eaa fiv II frly M ehildre M 11 g- l B0014 "a clean lbs blood, and I of lb graaUet la speedily wtfil itsflgarlag, burning, seal? h amors, wabat, sad Irritations, whan kk la oon MdlM with ho bath of Ctrnccaa Boat, ana (toll anointings with Ccnctnu, lit IMl tklp ear Md ur at OKiltita Whan railroad rt to euttlnt rates, ticket scalper" ar happy. or lir. amioii!) f Cough and lnsumption, r.'i as . i c vui v; Thla it beyond guratltin lh. nntl aurceaaful tough Modi cm rwr known t avieuee-: few diwi Invariable rut tn wuttt ( I i"ih. ( map and Ilium hitla, v.lnl lit won derful ami-eat tn the ems o( Cmaiimptn In without ii par allel In I he limliw 1 of medics n. Mm- It. Htt iliK'"''y II haa bwn sold on it guarantee, Uit wnlt no oilirf ninlirln can atann. ii yon nave CohkH, w urnmlf ni yna . totryit. . in rn leu Males anil ta.U!?V'.,wc. niiJii.i". nq In Knislend It. VJ., 3d. alHI sol 4(jptiti6fli J S.CWELVS&C0j LEROY, N. HAMILTON, Mr. Dawion wai upd In a London court for a balance ih owed on her wedding ring. The ring cost two dol lar! and ahe agreed to pay 15 cent! a montn on H for eight - montluM At ;bQkond of two, montha ahe pwivd It and atntmed payment, ilence tne law- ault. . i .....i ; " -r. ! r ! hat tinv Oaniulai are iudmoi 'to B!iam of' Copibi js. Cubebl or Iniectioni tndfumJ CURE IN 48 HOURSVU th uma diMIMIWith.aaa1 out lnconvnlenc. - i 1 SM Ay aU Vrucrfif. 1 In the 'latent typhoon at Manila bar 6.:in Inchca of rain fell In twenty-four hour". In Provl'lonce, H. I., according to the Boaton Transcript, 6.30 Inchea tif rain fell lant Wednendny between S HO a. m. and 11 a. m., which la better or worse than Manila's record, accord ing to the point of view. ; i i A touch is enough for cleanliness. That is why it lasts so. Acts otkriy on the CAN., fjk fit rears HOW NEW YOKK LOADSGUAIN SHIPS;; Thousands of Tons Eicb of Whfil Day. Handled WONDERFUL APPLIANCES USED Enormous Elmiors Suck up Con tents of Boataand Barges and Do po.slt (be Cereals in Steamers. York Tribune. Tht ocean llii.-r lay at her plr In ths heat and sun at an early September afternoon. The hit waa not ounrca- v.(l)4t tt sunH hung blah la tb U-vr, oaualng the ainvU if hides to pervade ths plor. Illilta, however, wr m the point of Inter! about this Tranaallantlc leviathan that Mood hlh up out in the water.. rm.ly to re- col ve hr cargu ir rvtn ports, The watir l'l baA'ked and fro, aluxtl.h- ly In the slip was overladen with a yellow jr-um. The ship ItMlf was only one of tbnw mmhanlcal Uruivs In this even from the drama of commerce. Next lo hi-r and far overtopping hrr upH-r decks the lower uf a float ing eWv.lor. Oil Hi other aide of the elevator was a railroad borae. sunk leep In the water with Us load. Uraln was being ruehrd to Europe. and the scene wltnvaeed rere could have bwn diljillrateil alxiut New Tork In a half dosnt place along the river fiont that same day. 1( Is the month f September lhat vs the s urrv and bnelln among (he shippers, of forward ing wheat, com, oats, ry, batUy and IK- abroad. To prince and pauper. h!h bon; 4iid iieoaant, all over Oreat llrltulu and the continent, git a good hare of the producla of Amurlcao fields. , . Just what proportion of the crop Is sent away etwh year depends upon conditions abroad, upon the failure or luccoae of their afauona, but It never lacks Important volume. 1'ncertaln. too, are the domajids Kurope will make upon America In this regard. At times the rails become Importunate and anx ious, and enough "bottoms" cannot be secured to hasten the raln over. Then (tgaln may come a lax hour, when those In the foreign trade scowl, end scoff it the beggarly thousand! i( buslx-la ealk-d for. Buch an hour la It In wheat nt the moment, though the "rougher icralns" are being demanded In a man ner that should satisfy the moat exact ing money makers. , )Ut Oe g4t) out of wheat are datoouraglng, the aJiipp.-r say. and not nearly up to Inat year. ttne would never think this, however, If he should make the rounds of tht' sttameblpa the elevators, the Nirgva. Ihe irralr) tonal Iwiata about New York. If, Indeed, the shipments to foreign lands are some thoumuida of bushels behind those of last year It Is not no ticeable lo the neophyte In grain. The pouring of the "yellow gold of the vt" Inn the ahlpa la going on with Just as marked activity. The total number of bushels thut go out of New York la collmwal. In the eight months ended September 1, IT.JOu.0W bushels Of wheat, !. .000.000 of corn, IMW.UOB or OaUa were iiatm-o along the North river and on th Ilrook- . . . - , - . . !... lyn shore. " tnAimist of this year there went out J,o.Q butiel 6f Vieat, i.ooo.ooo rye aud haney. Anu August is a month. ''''' Sptember'a flrst week ahowd S78. 352 bushels of wheat, 1.3S5.OO0 of corn and 5fl.0W of nata and barley. It Is Indocd the year of corn and the coarser J in I ns, with the pnwpect that before October Ih over wheat will retrieve It self und will oome rliwe to the exports of last season, If, In fact, it doce not pitas them. The pouring of the "yellow gold of the Weal" Into the ahlpa was a phrase made use of above. That phrase Is etrlctly utcttrite "Pouring" and noth Inn else la an apt designation of the re.narkable way grain la put aboard In these days. What the farmhand of the West tnkea a week to do, what a hun- Lhnrori would toll like Etfyp- ti in l tvos to perform In an hour, that marvel of mechanUro, the groin eleva tor, does In the twinkling of an eye. It sucks the groin up out of a canal boat'a or.4 bargo'e hold, weigh! U Vth inconceivable rapidity, carrrles It ttp on high again and pours It Into the ocean steamer's hold. An elevator Is out of gear and. behind the time. Us captain and crew slow and Inadequate, it n mn not empty out a& ordinary cnnal boa, ivhoae nrio Is elghi thousand nusneis, nelu-h and screen this iiuontlly and load It In the hold o the Iron ship alongside In an even hour, of perhaps a fraotlon less. . ... ) Nor la ths the entire power of a first class elevator, floating or stationary, Those nf the floating variety one Is apt to give the moat heed to, for they are most In evidence, following up the reg nlnr liners and the tramps, traveling about the bay and the two rivers of New York, wherever they may be wantnd. The mountain In hls case can stldom go to Mahomet, Mahomet mimt needs sock out Ihe mountain. It n rarely convenient for a tramp or a liner to moor alonsslilc of a stationary elevator, and thus the latter's place In the grain trade of New York Is In great part to fuck the grain up out of canal boat and sfrw It away In store until It may be nedd fif send- - ;; abrod, , Then l)ils earn grain Is ken nut. loaded Into uarg, towru to the ahlp' llde- as she lie at the pier, and "pumped" through a floating elevator Inut th "btuiin mat win soon mum seaward. The additional power that a floating elevator get conies from her duplica tion of machinery. One aide of this gigantic automation Is all that Is re quired to load the 1.900 bushels of grain epokon of. The other side can, at the same moment handle pretlaely a sim ilar quantity. It haa a duplicate "leg, ' or ShUte, WPIglling Ilim nm aim lifters, receivers and hoppers, Proper ly placed It :an pump out two canal boats or bargee at the seme time, and since a lltwr would hardly be likely to carry more than 2,000.000 bushels across It can be seen that with artlve eleva tors her full complement of wheal, corn, barley or oats could be poured Into her hold In an Incredibly short space of time. An unusual figure of worklngman la the Brain handler of New York No picture or description can quite do justice to hli appearance. About the elevator, In the vanalbuavl and In the ship's hold particles of grain are flying everywhere. It la this (hat makea the thl'-k at'ijin on the water aJjoul a load- nix sl.lp. Il K-tU-a on t)u clothe, In the hair, In tho noatrlls: It sticks in the thr-rU-a One. yellow whitish, al most Impalpable dual that la all pre vailing. An hour's work In It, unpro tected, if one la down In one of these steamer holds, would almost strangle a man. The grain handler neda lo be In the midst of thla dust. Knee deep In the maaa of the canal boat'a hold he must shjvvl up the fluky substance to the mjuth of the "leg." In the ships bowels he must, as score of bushel come washing down upon him, toil iin with the shovel that the grain may bw stored uay evrnly and Ihe ship may be properly trimmed. Thus he lrve for the part. lie wears a suit of brown Jeuns, the truu leia atruppvd tlghOy around the shoe whirl; are of the brogun variety. On head la an old aofl hat pulled tightly d.iwn. Over the lower part of his face is a mask, In which la placed a wet sponge. Through this lattrr he breathes when down amid the grain duat. With out the in it k working In this atmos phere would be Insupportable. When a canal boat or barge la tied alongside an elevator and the hatches are taken off, the elevator's "leg," by mechanical device perfect In Ita auto matic working, moves down Into the renal boat hold and burle Its nose, or end. In the grain. The "lev" consists of two gigantic box-like tube of wood running side by aide and joining at the bottom and top. Within them, runnlnK on" an endleaa chain, a rub ber bull, are uncovered boxes of steel with sharp sides, known a "bucket." Kat'h holds a quarter of a bushel, and they are about a foot apart. The chain carries them along at a rapid rate, and sroopv up Its quota of grain. The men In the hold have only to heap up the grain about the "V-g," and the moving scoop take care of It. The ol her end of the "leg" I on the ele vator'a second story, where the buck et turn by the chain to make their descent back to the canal txiat drop their loads Into a vast hopper. Here come In one of the predlest feature of elevator work, and one that Is easily to be sn-n. The elevator's sides and Interior partitions shroud much of Ha operation In mysteries, but the weighing is In full view. Directly un der the great hopper, on the Aral floor. Is a huge scale, surmounted by a bin with a glass "peek hole. The weigher moves a lever of wood. There Is at once a rush within. A vaat quantity of grain comes tumbling down. In lees than a mordent, a can be een; by looking tbiMtigh the glue, tin t'Ui is lull. It holds venty-flve bushels. The approximate weight of - each variety of grain that fall Into It for this quan tity are; Harley, S.00 roundel corn, 430 pounds; .wheat, t&oo pounds. , , , An Instant'! moving of the weight and the record ut the blnlond 1 made. The weigher marks a few figure on a sheet of paper - fastened on the - ma chine, and then briskly moves another lever. Presto! the maaa of groin limlde the bin Is disappearing. It la eliding out of aluht: It Is vanishing. In half a minute It la no longer to be seen, and the weigher phlegmatlcally pulls down the first lever 'and lets-another seventy-five bushels Into. (he bin. The Weigher Is a most Important factor In an elevator. It 'Is he who checks off the quantity of grain that posses through the elevator and pro vldes the figure for the accountants and the billing. Woe betide him if he makes an error or mlaflguree. In an hour one hundred blnfula must pass before his eyes. The grain as It has disappeared haa dropped down into the elevator's eel lar. Thence It Is carried up on another endless chain of buckets, now known a' slofter. each holding half a bushel high Into the Interior of the tower, to be dropped on the screena. Here the dust nnd dirt are shaken off and away, and the grain, purged and purified, la now ready to be passed Into the ship's hold. , Another aet of lofters carry It up, this time to the elevator's very top, From that point a long pipe, a sue pedKlon of pipe or "chutes," stretch out. They begin in this tower, they reach out of the tower window, they in throueh the air from elevator to shin, at Inst ending In the ship's hold The grain rushes down In a golden stream. Men with shovels hurl It away Into corners, packing It well, levelling It out. Finally a coating of bans OH1 with the same food for man and beast la laid ovef the top, arveral deep, to keep thl fraotlon of the cargo safe and clean, , It Is a marvel how '.me men will rik thrit lives, by abut terlrrt. The nit to tii:itrl oblivioua of the dani'ri cteeuiiig upon tlirm, Mro I hardly tie made to ic aliw thai a lillli (.put trrtrtir inark of din sac wbub tit iirlit brMamp . ed out in an intnl mean Until i il i allowed to keep on. (tyaprpais, COr tipaliun . and liver complaint seem like tuning matters bill they will rvtituirU wreck the con .ill lull on at. relv as a A1 " P'k IH blow up a keg of V . . If vour health is not Mr not and vigorous It Is a simple (U, and scnaiblr thing to write to Dr. K. V Pierce, chief con "71 suiting thyairiaa to the In , 1 ealinV Hotel and Buuical InslitaU, of Btiflolo, N. Y., and oblain from aim and bis stall of eminent stiectaliats, without charge, profrMional advice which trill ,nh you to put yoar constitution on solid beats of btaltb and strength forth with, before Iheae ailments bare a chance to reduce you to a physical erreck. Dr. rierce'a Goldr Medical biarovery is acknowledged as the most wonderful med icine ever drvied lot tfcoae diataats which are canard by impel feet actluo. of the liver and digestive org ana Mr F M. toMnrtt. ef Xewophon. Kinrock Co.. Tens . aara in a lour Were.: " I ran heartily recommeod lr FWrcr s 0.Vljn Medical HiKuvrrv for IntlreatKia aail torrid liver. I tried diifrmt dorian wit bat lluk rantt. I amid .vcely ral aqyinng-il would put tnr la arh dreadliil dilreai la fay atomaeh. I liad a dull aching ea'a tot my i"tac ano coauanai karting lblnd my ii.jwera. oa-i ur id i.r with a ilred wursoul (rating. I k eleven bntlln of CoWea Medical Lnacovrry' and re ceived greal beoehl. I am aow aide to work II II had out been frr thti wnaderfiil remedy 1 be ht I would sot U lirlsg ttxlay." The rnt nifficult diaeaaea lo cur sre thoat wliirh are spravatfd by con'tipation. I s h rer Dt- I'froe' Pleasant Pelleta ahould be taken in conjunction with the " Diacovery." They never gr'P- All good dealer aril them. Some clergymen are entirely too nice for their business. One recently, In referring to the Jonah Incident, dr ill airly spoke of the prophet aa having puaaed three) days and nights In the bale's ahem society." TO CURB A COLD IN ONB DAT. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab let. All druggist refund the money If It fall to cure. EL W. Grove' lg nature I on each box. tfo. For many year science ha studied liquor. Result the whole world una whiskey. It ha proven the best tlm ulant and doe not Injure nerve and tlaauea Ilk coca wine and other drug ged compound. And Harper Whiskey la the Ideal whiskey. Bold by Foard Stoke Co, Astoria Oregon. A learned doctor remarks: "Chll dren should aeleot uch -food aa aid (heir growth, but the good doctor fall to remember that It I a w1e child that knowa It own fodder. loreph Stockford, Hodgdon, Me., heal ed a sore running for seventeen year and cured hi piles of long ftandlng hy using DeWltt'a Witch Hazel Salve. It cures all skin disease. For sale by Charlea Rogers. , An enterprlairig manager of a Kan aaa City delicateasen haa thla sign In evidence on hi delivery wagon: "You n-ed a ginger wafer, but you heed a welner wurst. Million of dollar la the value placed by Mrs. Mary Bird. Hanrlsburg, Pa.. the life of her child, which aha sav ed from croup by the uae of One Min ute Cough CUt. It 'cure all tougha, colds and throat and long trouble. For cale by Charlea Rogers. 1 , f . Frtncls Rabelais: Then I. begin to think that It U very true which 1 com monly said, thai one-half of the world knoweth not bow tho other half llveth Eat plenty, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will direst wh.t you eat. It cur, all forms of dyspepsia and stomach trou hie. E. R. Gamble, Vomon, Tex., suvs, "It relelved me from the start and cured me. It Is now my ever lasting friend." Sold by Chas. Rogers. - There Is a Persian proverb which savs- "Ten measures or. iik were thrown down upon the. earth and the women tooK nine." Tnars tne rcnu nine. If you scour the world you will . , . novor nnrf a remeay eouaj i Minute Cough Cure,"says Editor Faek ler. of the MlcAnopy. Fla., "HuBtler." It cured his family of LaGrippe and saves thousands from pneumonia, bron chltls, croup and all throat and lung troubles. Sold by Chas. Rogers. A negro convicted In Alabama of stealing chickens received a sentence of a year's Imprisonment, but Governor Johnston evidently thinking this pun ishment Insufficient paroled the un fortunate man on the condition that he shall not eat a ohlckep or any por tion thereof whether purchased, stolen or received as a tflft, for the next li months. "When our boys were almost dead from whooping cough, our doctor gave One Minute Cough Cure. They re covered rapidly," .writes P. B. Belles, Arglye, Pa. It cures coughs, colds, o-rlnni. and all throat troubles. Sold by Chas. Rogers, drupglst. The Shakers, who are noted for their longevity, make it a rule to go out In the fresh air, breathe deeply and take a little exercise every morning before breakfast. They never sleep on r.-nhrr tied, using always the hair mattreSB and wire springs. a a.aaa 1 1 tVfJJHi mm "It did me more good than anything ( ever used. My dyspepsia was of moot' V standing; after eating It was ttrrfl'le. Now I am well." writes 8. B. iCterii-. liiWulngtori, Kan., of Kodol Dyapexiln" Cure, It digest what you eat. Sold by Cha. Roger, druggist. The Ancient and Honorable Artillery 'ornpany rf Boston, who have, la late year, perpetuated their earlier hlator- lcrfoniuince by tbelr attacks on banquet table and ; their marches hrough crowded street, will reach hlladelphla on October 1 on a rlalL ireat preparation are to be under taken for their adequate reception and entertainment. Tre "Plow Boy Preacher," Rev, J. Klrkmari, Bwlle Rive, in., say, "After suffering from Dronchlal or lung trou ble for ten year, I was curd by One Minute Cough Cure. It Is all that Is claimed and more." It cure cough. cold, grippe and all tbAavt and lung trouble. Bold by Cha. Roger, drug- gist. Homethlnr bntter than a cake waJk I promised In a bicycle road race to be ridden by the colored tcrub women employed In the ' public school of CranfoM, N. 'J. Tht UghftH rider will welsh ninety-eight pound and the heaviest, one hundred , and nineteen. OA will go to the winner. The course will be three mile and all fhoae who will itart are now practicing hard. A WONDERFUL CURB 0 DIARRHOEA. A PROMINENT VIROINIA EDITOR Had Almost Given Up, but Wa Brought Back to Perfect Health by Chamberlain' Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. READ HIS EDITORIAL. From the Tim, Hillsttlle. Vs. I suffered with diarrhoea for a long lime add thought t wa past being ear ed. I had spent much Urn and money and suffered so much misery that I had almost decided to give up all hop of recovery and await the result, but noticing the advertisement of Cham berlain's Colic. Cholera and Dlarrhoa Remedy and also Some testimonials stating how some wonderful cure had been wrought by this remedy, I decid ed to try IU After Uklng a few doe I wa entirely well of that trouble, and wish to say further to my reader and fellow sufferer that I am a bale and hearty man today and feel a well as I ever did In my Uf--0. R Moor. Sold by Charles Roger. lilt of tilk or woolen cut Into stripe and sewed together hit or miss, or In solid colors, can be senl to the weaver to return a portiere or rug. 1100 REWARD, J100. The reader of thl paper will be pleased to learn that there la at least ona dreaded disease that science haa been able to cure In all It stages and that 1 Catarrh. Hall' Catarrh Cure la the only positive cur now know to the medical fraternity. Catarrh ba ng a constitutional disease, require constitutional treatment Hall's ca- tarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly urton the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroy ing the foundation of the disease, ana giving the patient strength by building un tbe constitution ana assisting na ture In doing Its work. The proprie tor have so much faith In Its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls to cure. Send for list or testimonial. Address. F. J. CHENET ft CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists, 78c Hall's Family Pills ar th bert. Fig that have grown drf may be steamed nnttl plump and moist, dust ed wlh powdered sugar, and oerved for luncheon with salted peanuts or al mond. A WORD TO MOTHERS, Mother of children affected with croup or a severe cold need not hesi tate ' to ' administer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It contains no opiate nor narcotic In any form and may be given as confidently to a babe as to an adult The great success that ha attended lta use In the treatment of colds and croup haa won for It the ap proval and praise It has received throughout the United States and In many foreign lands. For sale by Chas. Roger. , The old t,oper frequently gets away with more than he can carry. SAUCE the Original WORCESTERSHIRE. MMI Beware of Imitations John Duncan's Suns. Agnts, New York That's it fUv m k n 1 ISXa I ' VWl While fcoaton Is seeking to find an In centive to kill English sparrow, ths suggestion of a well-known gourmand o.lght be bourn In mind that 'a nice lot of plump sparrows makes the finest kind of a pot-pie." President King, . Farmer' Bank, Urooklyn, Mich., has used DeWltt's Little Early Hlaer In hi family for years. Say they are th beet These famous little pills core constipation, bllllousnes and all river and bowel trouble. Sold by Cha. Roger. Preserves A rntti. (.lllaa, pfcaU or eaiaop are A I, faranna Wax Ilia hf r) t',.'l luL DutMOfllUWSMWUiM gtCIIIIVM - ' Pmffir.3 Xhl O In awy awnaabold. It Is etaan. laatelaa ana on.wi-w ,, -- and and pnwt Oetasooad aak k wiu a IM of lu gaiiy eaa Frmi roar oriureaaav a"-SaU-rjrwlMm Madaby , X I AJ iKV via, vm i . . . THE . f Encyclopedia fcritannica rg fgratr strep potato veisatx. 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To protect net1 ftttle ones Is among Oi Strongest instincts of mother's heart, and th rough all tha thousands care sad worrit of s buy woman's life there arises ever aad aaos the thought "O, if I could do more fcr my baby " 1st sutlicrs sr loo etUfl wdghed dowra a' a-' 7- 1 . I v asd weakened with tbelr ow daily burden to do any more than straggle almost hope leasly against the physical and mental evils that Oeaet thtnuclvea. with no strength left to care for others. Women with large Earn fjie Snd that the very ordeal of bringing ehildrea into tbe world, and annttng ana gearing then to boyhood and girlhood, ia ao great a draft a poo the mother's strength that she herself becoaae the natural object cart aad protect loo. It is a glorious boon to the women of thl generation that tbe wonderful supportive tonic, originated by Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. V., is capable of aaatalning them throngs tbe ordeal of frequent motherhood and bringing them oat of it with unimpaired Womanly strength and energy. Motherhood is sot only the grandest of Woman s possibilities, but is tbe natural fulfillment of her phytic being and wbea prepared for with proper observance of nature's laws and attended by reasonable care should be free from the mental de pression, excessive pais and subsequent prostration so commonly, experienced. Thousands of women have found that the se of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescriptioa during the expectant time and over the burring period imparts precisely the local Strength and constitutional reinforcement Seeded to carry them over this critical j unct fere cheerfully, safely, almost pafnleaaly. . It affords direct organic endurance and constitutional nerve-force. It gives recu perative power; it promote the stcretioa tof abundant healthy nourishment for the Child during the nursing period. R is is the best sense the guardian of childhood lot it not only enables the mother to take p the work of life again with vigor and enjoyment but through bar it imbues tht tittle one with the tugged Batumi strength which is constant protection against the physical evils with which childhood ia iomtantly assailed. . What Dr. Pieree'a Favorite PrescriprJaa Ides for mother and their children is waQ rxemplifed In the experience of Mrs. H. M. Hanaroba, of Magnolia, Morgan Co., V. Va. Ia a recent letter to Dr. Pierce She write: " I commenced to take Dr. PtcrcVs Farorltt reearripooa aomethlag over two years ago, aad am glad to teauiy that ft is a God-aead to woman kind. Tht three cailtlrto who were bora befert I began to take your mediant did not litre long; they wrrt very delicate, but taoa bora siaot (three in all) art very bartT. and that eoaviacta sat that yoaw mrdictat la just what tt is said to be and a great deal more. IcooldttU enough to lUabookabcaMUtcwaylaunerrd aad the way your medicine acted. Indeed, every woman oa tbe globe ought to know about your madtcine." Another lady, Mm. Elisabeth Hull, of ay Me riekSt.. Fawtockrt . I, writes: "I have had iAeeabahtea.and always had a bad time. Soma time I hat bad lo have two doctors. I begaa taking yoar 'Favorite rreamptloa' mat July and in September I gave birth to two little girl Ittle girl I had a snd I never had such en ear doctor and did aotauaer hall i aaloaw aa before. Mv twins wbea born wrurhed tan sound each. They are fine girta, aow four months old." Dr. Pierce's Common Sens Medical Ad viser tells yon how to treat almost every known form of disease at home and just what to do in case of emergency. There is no trouble ia understanding it It con tains 1008 page and more than 700 illnstra tiona. A pa per -covered copy arill be sent free for ii one-cent stamps, by the World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. 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